In this episode, I share a few examples my decryption of the Rosicrucian Manifesto The Fama Fraternitatis, appearing in my book The Keys of the Rosi Crosse.

In this episode, I reveal meaningful cipher values in the epithets used by Raleigh and Bacon as privateers. Friend, research partner and pirate expert, Dr. William Smith joins me as co-host.

Each year near the birthday of Sir Francis Bacon (and Sir Walter Raleigh), January 22nd, I invite group members, fellow researchers and other podcasters to visit and share their thoughts and latest projects. We also celebrate our own birthdays as well. So bring your party shoes, your favorite libation and join me, along with Jayson Mercer, Zee Zantlo, Adam Thomas and podcast extraordinaire, Jeff Freeman, and celebrate these giants from history.

PLEASE READ: I MADE A MISTAKE during this podcast. One of my stute viewers pointed out that I had misidentified the symbol for "Cancer" as "Pisces," yet I had always thought that was the symbol for Pisces so I didn't believe her! :-) I had to serve up myself a big slice of humble pie and start eating. Thank you Barbara and Zee for pointing it out to me. I got it wrong. But it doesn't diminish the rest of the information in this presentation. In this episode, I share a snippet about the connection between the Fraternity of the Rosi Crosse and the advent of Freemasonry. How are they related? Watch this episode and find out.

A new book by three prominent Oak Island Researchers is coming out and Gretchen Cornwall joins me to discuss her research.

I'm not backing down. When individuals use such underhanded tactics, one needs to wonder what they are hiding. Wonder no longer. Other Baconians have contacted me behind the scenes in the past claiming that if I "play nice" and tone down my rhetoric, that I would make more headway with "the powers that be." Tonight I begin pulling back the curtain on the fallacies of logic and other tactics used by people who have no evidence or logic. The gloves are off. WARNING: If you are a fan of my work, please don't troll the channels of others. If you feel you need to mention my work, do so in a respectful manner. In this way we'll be the ambassadors of the Truth.

In this exciting episode, Adam Thomas joins the Ghosts of Bacon podcast to share his and his father's findings in transposition ciphers encrypted within Shakespeare's First Folio, and how the ciphers behave as they're transposed. Don't miss these impressive findings.

In this episode, I present information from an excerpt from my book The Keys of the Rosi Crosse and the Ghosts of Bacon, in which I provide a partial decryption of a cipher in the dedicatory page of Shakespeare's Sonnets. I make a case for the identity of the mysterious "Mr. W.H." and it's different from any name put forward before.

In this episode, I explain my methodologies I use when decrypting transposition ciphers.